Kling O3 Image Edit API

Use image 1 as the exact reference for the woman and her skateboard, and image 2 as the environment and composition to preserve. Place the woman naturally on the flat central foreground apron of the skatepark in image 2, slightly left of center, full body visible. Keep her recognizable face, short curls, olive helmet, burgundy T-shirt over white sleeves, beige trousers, black shoes and the turquoise skateboard with cream wheels. She stands casually with both feet firmly on the ground, holding her skateboard vertically on the same side and with the same hand as in image 1; do not invent an action trick. Match the camera height, adult scale and late-afternoon light entering from the left in image 2; add realistic contact shadows beneath both shoes and the board. Preserve the bridge columns, right-hand bowl, left bank, distant trees and the overall park layout. Documentary sports photograph, natural skin and fabric. Exactly one person and one skateboard. No additional people, animals, text, brands, advertising or watermark.

Edit this attic photograph with precisely localized changes. Remove every cardboard moving box on the left side of the window and restore the uninterrupted oak floor beneath them. In that cleared area place one comfortable moss-green fabric armchair angled slightly toward the center of the room, and one slender dark-bronze floor lamp with a small ivory shade immediately behind the chair. Fit both naturally under the sloping ceiling with believable proportions and floor contact shadows. Keep the exact original camera position and framing, roof slope, all exposed beams, square window and wooden frame, floorboard directions, foreground woven rug, right-hand built-in shelf and existing books. Preserve the original daylight direction and realistic photographic appearance; the new lamp is switched off. Do not renovate other surfaces or add decorations. No people, animals, boxes, typography, brands, advertising or watermark.

Transform this mountain village photograph into a meticulous handmade layered-paper artwork while preserving the original scene layout and camera framing. Keep the same cluster of tiled-roof houses in the upper left, the S-shaped path from the bottom center to the village, the sweeping terraces on the right, and the distant hills along the top. Construct every terrace level from a distinct stacked sheet with crisp cut edges, visible paper thickness and soft cast shadows between layers. Render the houses as tiny folded-paper buildings and trees as simple carefully cut silhouettes. Use warm ivory, muted forest green, ochre and dusty blue cardstock with subtle fiber texture. Directional studio light from upper left reveals the relief without flattening the recognizable topography. No new buildings or roads, no people, animals, writing, labels, border, frame, logos or watermark.